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Templates/Local shops & routes
For dry cleaners, groomers, tailors and repair shops

Tagged at intake, out the door on time.

Intake, tickets, pickup, routes, repeat customers and the books in one system — built around how your counter actually runs, and yours to keep. One fee, once. No monthly platform bill, ever.

Local shops & routes — the working demo system Open the live demo
What a counter business rents today $275–$1,410/mo Point of sale, ticketing, booking, sms, website, accounting
What this costs $5,000–$10,000 once One fee, and then nothing
or $625/mo for 12 months at 0%
Pays for itself in 14 months For a counter business paying $550 a month today. After that it costs you nothing at all.
What you rent today A single counter sits at the low end; a shop with a delivery route or a second location at the high end.
Point of sale & terminal Square, Clover, Shopify POS $30–$200/mo
Ticketing & order management CleanCloud, SMRT, a repair-shop tool $60–$300/mo
Booking & waitlist Square Appointments, Acuity, Gingr $20–$120/mo
SMS, loyalty & win-back Podium, Twilio, a loyalty app $60–$300/mo
Website & hosting Wix, Squarespace, a WordPress host $25–$90/mo
Accounting QuickBooks + a bookkeeper $80–$400/mo
$275–$1,410/mo — adding up the six above, every month, forever
What replaces it One system. Yours. $0/mo One fee to build it. Then nothing, for as long as you use it.
Why it is not a template

The details at your counter are the whole business.

Light starch, no crease, hem to the shoe. Anxious with clippers, muzzle for nails. Same board, same screws, back by Friday. Regulars stay regulars because somebody remembers — and generic retail software has no field for any of it, so it ends up on a sticky note or in one employee's head.

We build your intake around the things you actually ask a customer, so the tenth visit is as good as the one where you happened to be behind the counter.

Five years renting$33,000 Owning it once$7,500 You keep $25,500 At $550 a month, which is what a counter business this size usually pays today. In year six you are still paying nothing.
Straight answers

The four questions everyone asks us.

“Is it actually cheaper?”

Inside 14 months, yes — and it keeps being cheaper every year after. A shop paying $550 a month for the tools above spends $33,000 over five years. Owning the same thing costs $7,500 once.

The win-back campaign alone — everyone who has not been in for ninety days — usually pays for the build in its first year.

“What about the bookkeeping?”

The till, the ticket and the books agree, because the same system produces all three. Daily sales, card settlements, subscriptions and prepaid balances reconcile automatically against a chart of accounts built for a counter business.

Deferred revenue on prepaid packages is handled properly instead of being counted twice.

“Will it fit how we run?”

That is the whole point. Your intake questions, your ticket format, your turnaround promises, your service names and prices, your route. We build to your counter, not to a generic retail product.

If you need something no software has, we build it. It is yours.

“What if you disappear?”

You hold the code, the customer history and the accounts, in your name, on your own hosting. It keeps running whether or not we exist, and any competent developer can pick it up.

Nobody who rents you software can say that.

How the work moves

Your pipeline, on one board.

Every record moves through these stages and the system knows what should happen at each one. Stage names and rules are changed to match how you talk about the work.

Drop-off→Tagged→In process→Quality check→Ready→Picked up / delivered→Repeat

Ticketing & item tagging

Every item barcoded to a ticket at intake, with condition notes and photos. Nothing is ever lost, and disputes end quickly.

Ready-for-pickup SMS

The customer is told the moment their order is ready — and reminded if it sits for a week.

Pickup & delivery routing

Route stops ordered efficiently, drivers on a phone view, customers notified on approach.

Subscriptions & plans

Wash-and-fold plans, monthly service, prepaid packages — billed automatically, tracked per customer.

Prepaid packages & loyalty

Punch cards without the punch card. Balances follow the customer and drive the next visit.

Counter POS integration

Works with Square, Clover or Shopify POS so the till, the ticket and the books all agree.

And Appointment & waitlist booking · Machine & asset log · Customer history & preferences · Win-back campaigns · Review engine · Staff shifts & labour cost

Automatic

What happens without anyone touching it.

Order tagged → customer receives the ticket and an estimated ready time
Order ready → SMS, then a reminder at day three and day seven
Delivery route built each morning and pushed to the driver
Subscription renewed and billed without anyone touching it
No visit in ninety days → win-back offer
Pickup complete → review request
Connects to
Measured

The numbers you get to watch.

MeasureRead as
Repeat visit ratePercentage returning within ninety days
Revenue per customer per yearNot per ticket — per year
Uncollected ordersItems sitting on the rack
Route cost per deliveryFuel, time and stops
All of it reports into one dashboard alongside revenue, margin and cash — and it agrees with the books, because the books are part of the same system.
See it

Click through it before you talk to anyone.

A working system for an invented counter business, on invented but consistent numbers. Open the pipeline, the jobs, the invoices, the reports — all of it responds.

The website, the Google Ads, the local SEO and the bookkeeping can be part of the same engagement — see what that includes.

Start here

Tell us how your business runs.

One free hour, no obligation, and you keep the written plan either way. We reply within one business day.

Optional — it makes the first call more useful
What are you running on today? Tick as many as apply

We reply within one business day. Your details go to us and nobody else.

Questions we get asked
We already use Square or CleanCloud. Why change?
Keep your POS if it works — we usually connect to it rather than replace it. What we replace is the four other things bolted around it: the ticketing tool, the booking tool, the texting tool and the spreadsheet that tries to tell you who has stopped coming in.
Do we need new hardware?
Usually not. It runs in a browser on whatever is already at the counter, and it works with the barcode scanner and label printer you have. If something has to be replaced we say so before you commit.
What happens to our existing customer list and open tickets?
We migrate customers, history, prepaid balances and anything currently on the rack, and reconcile the counts before we switch over. Nothing goes live until it matches.
Our staff turns over. Will they be able to use it?
That is exactly what it is built for. Intake is a few taps in a fixed order, so a new employee is useful on day one, and the customer's preferences come up on the screen rather than from memory.
Can it handle a delivery route?
Yes — stops ordered efficiently, a driver view on a phone, and the customer notified on approach. For pickup-and-delivery shops this is usually where the system pays for itself first.
What does it cost?
A one-time build between $5,000 and $10,000 depending on scope, quoted after a free hour. No per-terminal and no per-location pricing.